"Look at that!": xQc accuses Izi Prime of stream sniping and getting an advantage in Call of Duty: Black Ops II
The unexpected drama started to build up when Felix "xQc" collided with Adin Ross' best friend, Izi Prime, during one of the latest livestreaming broadcasts. xQc had been busy establishing his dominance in the trending subreddit called r/place and dived into the fast-paced, FPS world of Call of Duty: Black Ops II for the final half of his stream.
During his time playing Call of Duty, the Canadian streamer noticed that one of the players, Izi Prime, was acting suspiciously. Trying to understand what Izi Prime was up to, the Twitch content creator realized that Izi had been stream sniping and cheating with the help of his chat to gain an unfair competitive advantage.
Calling out the unfair behavior on Izi Prime's part, xQc accused him of cheating when he called out his cheats by saying:
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The Twitch star had been livestreaming for around ten hours, where he dedicated a couple of initial hours trying to conquer the canvas of r/place. He has been on a crusade to make a huge mark on the subreddit since it went viral on April 1st, 2022.
He was then seen collaborating with other influential content creators like Adin Ross, Pokelawls and Moxxy. They all competed against each other in the fast pacing world of Call of Duty: Black Ops II. After playing the game for around two and a half hours, xQc started to feel something a bit off.
Several viewers on his Twitch chat started to notify the streamer that Izi Prime, a member of Adin Ross' team, had been seeking the help of his community to stream snipe to gain an unfair competitive advantage. The Canadian streamer started to spectate the former's stream to find the perfect moment to catch Izi Prime's antics.
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